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EDmummy

EDmummy

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For a number of reasons my 6 year old is behind at school. This is starting to have an affect on his confidence. We are looking for a tutor to give him a little further support with his reading, writing and maths. Has anyone had any experience of using a tutor for this age group? Does anyone have any recommendations?
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teacher_em

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Hello


If you are looking for a tutor then I may be able to help you. I work as a private tutor in the local area and teach primary school aged children. I mainly teach English and Maths. I have some availability.


If you would like to know more about me then please visit Spark Tuition for more details.


Best wishes

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Erinsmum

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Hi there, I am a part time teacher currently working in an 'outstanding' school in East London. I specialise in teaching children in KS1 and have been teaching in a Year 1 class for 4 years. I have achieved good results from my pupils in that time including children who came into year 1 who struggled with their reading, writing and maths. I live near Peckham Rye Common and am available 4 days a week (which can include after school or weekends). I like to think I would be able to help your son reach his potential. If you would like to discuss your sons needs further then please email me.


[email protected]


Regards

Andrea

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